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Bed file reading error with readTranscriptFeatures() #181
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Can you send a reproducible example ?
On Wed 13. Feb 2019 at 22:08, gladiagit ***@***.***> wrote:
The bed file is downloaded from UCSC. A previous version of the package
(1.12) has no issues with reading it but 1.14 fails with the "error in
rownames ... invalid rownames length" error . is there a fix for this ?
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Hi @gladiagit , |
The file doesn't have a header and it was downloaded from the genome browser under the BED format output. Github doesn't let me upload that file format so I've changed the extension. |
I checked your bed file and it's totally fine for me.
I guess there is sth wrong with your input file Cheers, |
I am getting the same error with a refseq file I downloaded from UCSC. looks and checks out to be a bed file. My Session Info |
Hmmm, it would appear upgrading R has solved the issue. R version 3.5.3 (2019-03-11) Matrix products: default locale: attached base packages: other attached packages: loaded via a namespace (and not attached): |
The bed file is downloaded from UCSC. A previous version of the package (1.12) has no issues with reading it but 1.14 fails with the "error in rownames ... invalid rownames length" error . is there a fix for this ?
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